Awesome. You can’t beat the simplicity. I out it in front of the Stomp and all of the effects and sims in that sound noticeably better as well. I can’t stop playing stuff through it. A big plus is my guitars sound really good through the same setup. It just adds the special sauce. One of the rare times the value surpasses my expectations.
I've got to work that in somewhere, somehow, haha!
Fun tip I’ll have to try that!View attachment 7085038
Another great service with the Punchline at church today!
On another note, I spent a few minutes goofing around with settings at home last night. I had never cranked the amp sim gain all the way before. It's a little weird on its own, and the difference from 9.5 to 10 is almost like flipping a switch, haha! But DUDES. Push the amp sim gain to 10, THEN kick on the drive channel! WHOA!!! I just riffed on nonsense and giggled for a solid 10 mins.
Do you mean 10 as in 10 o'clock, or 10 as in maximum output?View attachment 7085038
Another great service with the Punchline at church today!
On another note, I spent a few minutes goofing around with settings at home last night. I had never cranked the amp sim gain all the way before. It's a little weird on its own, and the difference from 9.5 to 10 is almost like flipping a switch, haha! But DUDES. Push the amp sim gain to 10, THEN kick on the drive channel! WHOA!!! I just riffed on nonsense and giggled for a solid 10 mins.
I think he means maxed out at 10 in the gain section of the amp sim.
My son has that same Jazz Bass which he uses with his Punchline.View attachment 7085038
Another great service with the Punchline at church today!
On another note, I spent a few minutes goofing around with settings at home last night. I had never cranked the amp sim gain all the way before. It's a little weird on its own, and the difference from 9.5 to 10 is almost like flipping a switch, haha! But DUDES. Push the amp sim gain to 10, THEN kick on the drive channel! WHOA!!! I just riffed on nonsense and giggled for a solid 10 mins.
Awesome! Your son is a cool Dude, haha!My son has that same Jazz Bass which he uses with his Punchline.
His other primary 4-string is the Aerodyne P-Bass. Man, that bass also sounds amazing, and has one of the most comfortable necks you'll ever play.
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Nice!
… (wait for it) … on the day we leave to spend Thanksgiving with the relatives.
I had the same issue with a bass delivery several years ago. The good news is that I was able to schedule a revised delivery date for when I'd be home.So, here’s the real punchline: It’s finally “out for delivery”
(Thankfully, I’ve got a neighbor who can keep it safe for me until I return.) Assuming I ever get my own hands on it, I’ll let y’all know what I think.
I went with the bungees because I wanted to be easily able to remove the Punchline from the pedalboard , as I also have them on my Khan VTDI for easy removal. I also didn’t want pedaltrain Velcro on the underside of each of those units.
@CharlieGrove - The Punchline is currently at $374.25.
@DoctorZee - Here's a great video which answers your Punchline with rounds question:
@J R Howard - Run the Punchline last in your signal chain.
@Ritter667 - please see the info above. The current price may change your mind.
Khan is last step on the pedalboard, so Punchline goes into it..
I use a 9v one-spot into the tuner, and then daisy chain from the tuner power out into the punchline power input. No issues. Gig tested. Great product!
